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Climbing in Alta Badia in the heart of the Dolomites

Climbing is an integral part of every active vacation in Alta Badia. Many challenging climbing gardens can be found in the heart of the Dolomites – but there are also plenty of facilities for beginners. Sass de Stria on Falzarego pass is recommended to beginners. Sass Dlacia in San Cassiano/St. Kassian offers exciting, challenging routes, Pederü offers medium-difficulty routes, and the North wall of Sas de Pütia/Peitlerkofel, the main mountain in Val Badia/Gadertal, features easy to medium-difficulty routes. You will be delighted to experience climbing in Alta Badia, in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage site.

Our climbing tips

Sass Dlacia climbing garden

A number of varied climbing trails can be found in Armentarola high above San Cassiano/St. Kassian. The climbing area is split into various parts, and is particularly interesting for experienced climbers. Good physical shape is required!

Pederü – San Vigilio/St. Vigil

The Pederü climbing area near San Vigilio/St. Vigil offers routes of medium difficulty. More than 20 remote routes lead along the steep Dolomites rock faces and offer incredible views. A number of small steps facilitate the climbs.

Passo delle Erbe/Würzjoch– Sas de Pütia/Peitlerkofel

This climbing garden, which is situated at the foot of the North wall of Sas de Pütia/Peitlerkofel, the region's main mountain, offers a total of 23 easy to average routes.

Bouldering at Valparola pass

A spacious, beautiful bouldering area can be found on Valparola pass, approx. 1 km before Falzarego pass. The area features almost 50 different boulders.